Anne Frank Exhibit Opening Reception

Missoula Public Library will host Anne Frank: A History for Today, a powerful and internationally recognized exhibit that brings the realities of the Holocaust into sharp focus through the life and voice of Anne Frank. An opening reception will be held on May 7 from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. on Level One of the library, inviting the community to gather, reflect, and engage with this moving historical experience. Rabbi Robbie of Har Shalom will speak at the event.

The exhibit, developed by the Anne Frank House in partnership with the University of South Carolina, features 33 panels that will be displayed on Level One of the library from May 7 to May 29. This famous exhibit has traveled to communities around the world, offering a deeply personal and educational look at one of history’s most profound stories. The exhibit follows Anne’s life from her birth through her death in a concentration camp, to the eventual publication of her diary. Throughout May, the exhibit is available for self-guided walk-through during all library open hours.

To schedule a group or class visit, fill out the exhibit request form.

Sponsored by the Friends of the Missoula Public Library and the Missoula Public Library Foundation